The European project GreenHeritage – Nurturing a Sustainable Future in the Gardens of Time (ID: 101174141), has launched the GreenHeritage Community of Practice (CoP), an international network created to connect professionals, researchers and institutions working at the intersection of cultural and natural heritage, environmental sustainability and climate resilience. The community aims to foster knowledge exchange, interdisciplinary collaboration

On 6 March 2026, the final dissemination event of the Dancing Histor(y)ies project in Serbia took place at KC Grad in Belgrade, organized by the Institute of Archaeology and Viminacium Archaeological Park. The evening brought together project partners, cultural professionals, artists, and members of the local community to reflect on three years of collaboration connecting heritage, contemporary

The third issue of the GreenHeritage Newsletter has been published, presenting the latest developments and activities of the project. A special focus of this edition is the GreenHeritage Pedagogical Framework, one of the project’s key results. This innovative model integrates cultural heritage, education, and sustainability, offering new approaches to learning about heritage through interdisciplinary and practice-based methods.

Dear friends, The new edition of Dancing Histor(y)ies Newsletter #9 brings updates from a new phase of the project - the dissemination of results, during which partners across Europe are presenting the methodology, experiences, and artistic processes developed within the project. Through workshops, presentations, and public events, the project is entering a phase of dialogue with wider audiences,

Dear friends, The new edition of Dancing Histor(y)ies Newsletter #8 introduces the Dancing Histor(y)ies YouTube Channel — a digital archive of movement, memories, and the creative process developed throughout the project. The channel gathers video materials documenting the work of dance companies, project partners, and local communities, as well as the creative process behind performances developed at cultural

Dear friends, As the Dancing Histor(y)ies project enters its final phase, Newsletter #7 looks back on an autumn filled with meetings, workshops, and collaborative efforts aimed at strengthening the DH model, while also turning attention to what lies ahead. This edition introduces the DH Peer-to-Peer Strategy and Training Toolkit — a practical and inclusive learning methodology based on

Dear friends, Within the project, the Dancing Histor(y)ies Model has been developed as a shared methodological framework demonstrating how cultural heritage can be activated through contemporary dance, community participation, and artistic collaboration. The model serves as a practical guide for connecting archaeological sites, artists, and local communities, creating new ways of interpreting and experiencing heritage. Its goal is

Happy New Year from the Dancing Histor(y)ies project team As the new year begins, history continues to dance. With renewed energy, we move forward, connecting heritage, movement, and communities, celebrating the power of contemporary dance to bring the past into dialogue with the present. May the year ahead be filled with creativity, inclusivity, and shared stories in motion. Happy

Dear colleagues, At the very end of 2025, we are pleased to announce that the StećakLand project, implemented within the Creative Europe programme, has been selected for the WSA Shortlist 2025. Over the past weeks, more than 160 international experts have reviewed nominations submitted from around the world. Following a thorough evaluation process, the StećakLand project stood

Dear colleagues, We are proud and delighted to announce that the StećakLand project has been selected for the next round of the World Summit Awards and will now be reviewed by the Online Jury. The results are expected by the end of December, and we will keep you updated. The StećakLand project was nominated by Ivana Kostić, the